Python Developer
BrothersTech
full-remotemidpermanentbackend United States Yesterday via LinkedIn
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PythonDistributed SystemsMicroservicesREST APIsDockerKubernetesCI/CDLLM IntegrationHealthcare DataHIPAA
About the role
Role Overview
Backend Python Engineer to build scalable, cloud-native backend services for healthcare platforms. You will develop secure, high-performance APIs and distributed systems, including integrations with ML models and LLMs.
Responsibilities
- Design and develop scalable backend services using Python
- Build cloud-native distributed systems and microservices
- Implement backend integrations with ML models and LLMs
- Design secure REST APIs and backend components
- Optimize scalability, reliability, and performance
- Collaborate with architects, data engineers, ML engineers, and QA
- Follow CI/CD, testing, monitoring, and production support best practices
Requirements
- 3–5 years of backend software development experience
- Strong Python programming skills
- Experience with distributed systems
- Cloud-native application design and development
- Backend integration experience with ML models or LLMs
- REST APIs and Microservices
- Docker, Kubernetes, Git, and CI/CD
- SQL and/or NoSQL databases
- PHI/HIPAA-compliant data handling practices
- Knowledge of HL7 ADT message format
- Recent experience in the healthcare data domain
Nice to Have
- AWS, Azure, or GCP
- FHIR interoperability
- Kafka or event-driven architecture
- Databricks / modern data platforms
About BrothersTech
BrothersTech is hiring for healthcare platform engineering, focusing on building secure, scalable cloud-native backend services. The work involves integrating backend systems with machine learning models and large language models (LLMs) and supporting modern healthcare data platforms. The company operates in the healthcare technology and software engineering domain.
Scraped 7/30/2026